This document contains questions about industrial robot joints, degrees of freedom (DOF), robot accuracy and repeatability, robot generations, robot resolution, robot specifications, robot coordinate systems, and types of robot joints. Specifically:
1) It asks about different robot joints, their functions, and calculates the control resolution (CR) of a sliding joint.
2) It defines DOF, asks for examples of mobility criteria, and calculates the number of bits needed for a wrist rotation axis with 0.5 degree resolution.
3) It calculates the accuracy and repeatability of a robot joint with a range of 0.5m, 10 bit storage, and a normal distribution of mechanical errors.
4) It asks
This document contains questions about industrial robot joints, degrees of freedom (DOF), robot accuracy and repeatability, robot generations, robot resolution, robot specifications, robot coordinate systems, and types of robot joints. Specifically:
1) It asks about different robot joints, their functions, and calculates the control resolution (CR) of a sliding joint.
2) It defines DOF, asks for examples of mobility criteria, and calculates the number of bits needed for a wrist rotation axis with 0.5 degree resolution.
3) It calculates the accuracy and repeatability of a robot joint with a range of 0.5m, 10 bit storage, and a normal distribution of mechanical errors.
4) It asks
This document contains questions about industrial robot joints, degrees of freedom (DOF), robot accuracy and repeatability, robot generations, robot resolution, robot specifications, robot coordinate systems, and types of robot joints. Specifically:
1) It asks about different robot joints, their functions, and calculates the control resolution (CR) of a sliding joint.
2) It defines DOF, asks for examples of mobility criteria, and calculates the number of bits needed for a wrist rotation axis with 0.5 degree resolution.
3) It calculates the accuracy and repeatability of a robot joint with a range of 0.5m, 10 bit storage, and a normal distribution of mechanical errors.
4) It asks
1. A) What are the different joints used in a industrial
robot. B)Briefly explain each of them. C) A sliding joint can be streached to a maximum position of 4 meters . It is capable of 212 commands generates .find the CR.
2. A) What is DOF.write 3 different names of a mobility
criteria. B) A cylindrical robot has a wrist axis that can be rotated a total three rotations (each rotation is a full 360°). It is desired to be able to position the wrist with a control resolution of 0.5° between the adjacent addressable points. Determine the number of bit required in the binary register for that axis in the robot’s control memory. With a neat sketch block diagram show machine vision system of a commercial robot.
3.A) One of the joints of a certain industrial robot has a
range of 0.5 m. the bit storage capacity of the robot controller is 10 bits for this joint. The mechanical errors form a normal distributed random variable about a given taught point. The mean of the distribution is zero and its standard deviation is 0.06 mm in the direction of the output link of the joint. Find the accuracy and repeatability of this robot joint. B) Write down the classification of robots based on different factors.
4. A) Briefly explain features of each generation of robots.
5. A)The length of the joint when fully retracted is 0.5 m and when fully extended is 1.2 m. the robot’s controller has a 12-bit storage capacity for this axis of motion. Determine the robot’s resolution for the axis. What are the 3 DOF’s associated with arm motion? B) Name 5 important specification required for a robot. C) Explain Euler configuration. 6. Short note on- a)Cartesian b) Cylindrical C) Polar 7. A) What is/are DOF of connecting pair or pairs for each of the joints - I) Revolute , II) Prismatic , III) Helical , Iv) Universal , V) Cylindrical , VI) Sperical , VII) planner. B) Maximum DOF that a joint can allow.